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Dublin City School District board meeting, Sep 14, 2026

55 min · 5 public speakers

Reading and test scores ▶ 41:22

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What happened

What happened at this meeting

Dublin school board approves new salary schedules and Kaufman roof contract on 3⁠-⁠0 votes 47:06

  • Several speakers at public comment asked the board to revise its redistricting resolution to allow younger siblings to attend the same high school as older siblings. 12:06
  • The superintendent presented a memorandum of agreement for a 1-year contract extension for teachers and support staff, and a district staff member said the district expected a 4.5-star overall rating on the state report card. 36:27
Item by item (12)
  1. Opening, pledge and minutes 2:52
    • Fifth grade students from a student leadership team at Scottish Corners Elementary led the Pledge of Allegiance. 3:07
    • The board voted on the August 24th, 2026 regular meeting minutes and on the agenda as presented. 5:47
    • Amy Messick announced that the minutes and the agenda were approved. 6:11
  2. Career and technical center update 6:35
    • The presenter said the center was awarded $400,000 in the 2026 state capital budget for an EMS and fire training facility and was starting an adult broadband infrastructure program with $2,500 tuition. 6:49
    • A presenter said main campus enrollment opened the school year with 1,328 students, an increase of 5% from last year. 7:47
    • The presenter said a 50,000-square-foot expansion of classrooms and labs was on track to open January 1st. 8:31
  3. Public comment on redistricting and funding 11:44
    • Speakers at public comment asked the board to revise the redistricting resolution to allow grandfathering of siblings. 12:06
    • A speaker asked the board to audit the map against Policy 5120 and provide documented evidence that the speaker's area met its criteria, and another asked for a sibling accommodation for the classes of 2031 and 2032 only. 18:27
    • A speaker at public comment urged the board to examine every possible cost-saving measure and prioritize core academic instruction. 27:02
  4. Board committee reports 27:36
    • A speaker reported on a PTO leadership meeting held September 4th that covered facility updates and digital accessibility. 27:42
    • A speaker reported that Senate Bill 19 requires high-dosage tutoring for K-12 students who do not pass the MAP test. 30:46
  5. Student representative report 34:57
    • The student representative listed upcoming events at district schools, including homecoming dances and parent-teacher conferences. 34:57
  6. Superintendent report and state report card 36:22
    • The superintendent presented a memorandum of agreement for a 1-year contract extension for teachers and support staff and said it was based on member votes. 36:27
    • A district staff member said the district expected a 4.5-star overall rating and 3 stars in early literacy, and said the state changed the early literacy rating scale on August 31st. 42:49
    • In response to a question about the change, the staff member said parent promotions under the 3rd grade reading guarantee used to count as a positive for the district and now count against it. 44:47
  7. Salary schedules and superintendent items 46:34
    • The board voted on items 6B through 6F, the new salary schedules, and then on items 5H and 5A. 46:34
    • Amy Messick announced both motions passed 3⁠-⁠0. 47:07
  8. Treasurer report 47:35
    • The treasurer said the agenda included approval of a student activity purpose clause and a donation. 47:41
    • The treasurer said the next board meeting would include a discussion expanding on the August 5-year forecast. 48:33
    • The motion to approve items 6B and 6C was announced as passing 3⁠-⁠0. 49:19
  9. Redistricting transition website 49:19
    • A district staff member said a transition hub was added to the district website with a school locator tool for the '27-'28 school year. 49:19
    • The staff member said directions for a school determination form for students in grades 9, 10 and 11 affected by redistricting would be emailed the last week of September. 49:49
  10. Roof contract and transportation items 49:19
    • A district staff member asked for approval of RJK Roofing Solutions as the lowest responsible bidder for a Kaufman roof at $1.2 million, with a change order authorization of around $300,000. 50:35
    • The staff member also presented payment in lieu of transportation and the annual bus stop list. 51:18
    • Amy Messick announced the motion to approve items 9A through 9C passed 3⁠-⁠0. 52:10
  11. Personnel items 52:11
    • A district staff member said the certified agenda included one administrative hire, one resignation and 4 retirements. 52:16
    • The staff member said the classified agenda included 4 resignations and 12 new hires, along with new stipend approvals. 52:16
    • Amy Messick announced the motion to approve items 11A through 11C passed 3⁠-⁠0. 54:33
  12. Executive session 54:35
    • Amy Messick said the board would go into executive session to consider disputes subject to pending or imminent court action, with no further action afterward. 54:35

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